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The Mid-Hudson Valley Community Guides |
June 19, 2013 | 8:00pm area forecast: Today: Sunny
High 76°F, - Low 47°F
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Wednesday, June 19 - Sunday, June 23Unchained: Play by Play Festival17th annual fesitval, w/8 world premieres. Some of country’s best contemporary dramatists explore the ways we loosen the chains we’ve forged and sometimes tighten them. Wed & Thu 7:30pm, Fri & Sat 8pm and Sun 2pm. Phone: 518-822-9667. Email: contact@stageworkshudson.org. Url: http://stageworkshudson.org.
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Thursday, June 20Dragonflies & Damselflies21st Century Damsels and Dragonsw/ Audubon educator Larry Federman; for children & families at 10am, $5. Phone: 518-828-0135. Url: http://olana.org.
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Friday, June 21Bach SonatasAston Magna Concert w/Daniel Stepner, violin, and Peter Sykes, harpsichord for an evening of J. S. Bach's six sonatas for violin and harpsichord. Concert at 8pm. Pre-concert lecture one hour before. Phone: 845-758-7887. Email: astonmagna@optonline.net. Url: http://astonmagna.org.
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Friday, June 21 - Sunday, June 23A Little Night MusicRhinebeck Theatre Society presentation: Story revolves around tangled web of love affairs; past and present lovers; a witty, farcical and dramatic musical celebration of love (with song "Send In the Clowns") . Directed by Ellen Honig Fri–Sat 8pm, Sun 3pm. Phone: 845-876-3080. Url: http://centerforperformingarts.org.
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Friday, June 21Yoga Sun SalutationsTo celebrate 50 yrs of Scenic Hudson! Meet mid-bridge on the Walkway and bring towel & yoga mat. 10:30am–noon. Phone: 845-473-4440. Url: http://scenichudson.org.
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Saturday, June 22Miami String QuartetW/artistic directors Sharon Robinson and Jaime Laredo. Beethoven, String Quartet in F Minor, Op. 95, "Serioso"; Shostakovich, String Quartet No. 9 in E-flat Major, Op. 117; Mendelssohn, String Quartet in F Minor, Op. 80; at 8pm. HV Chamber Music Circle. Phone: 845-339-7907. Email: hvcmc.bardcenter@gmail.com. Url: http://hvcmc.org.
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Saturday, June 22The DownTown EnsembleFeaturing new music of open instrumentation, the Ensemble returns to HOH with a program of sound/text works. $15/ $12. 8pm. Phone: 518-822-1438. Email: info@hudsonoperahouse.org. Url: http://hudsonoperahouse.org.
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Saturday, June 22Children's Play DayLearn about lives of children who lived 200 years ago. For ages 6–12. Free, from 11am–1pm. Phone: 518-537-4240. Url: http://friendsofclermont.org .
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Saturday, June 22 - Sunday, June 23The Persephone Project httpThis Hudson teen theatre project (http), will perform matinees; free for all ages. Call HOH for times and more info. Phone: 518-822-1438. Email: info@hudsonoperahouse.org. Url: http://hudsonoperahouse.org.
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Sunday, June 23Herb Walk & TalkW/Dana and Michael Eudy at their Germantown CSA herb farm & apothecary. Sign up at library or by email. Phone: 518-537-5800. Email: germantownlibraryevents@yahoo.com. Url: http://germantownlibrary.org.
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Wednesday, June 26Meeting at ClimberyMeet at The Climbery in Livingston. Visitors welcome, but pls. sign up. Call Brenda Brockett at number given for time and registration.
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Friday, June 28Masterworks of Bach & MaraisAston Magna Concert: Bach's Jauchzet Gott in allen Laenden & the Second Brandenburg & music of Marin Marais (featured in the film Tous les matins du monde. W/soprano Dominique Labelle. Concert at 8pm; pre-concert lecture an hour before. Phone: 845-758-7887. Email: astonmagna@optonline.net. Url: http://astonmagna.org.
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Friday, June 28Summer Reading KickoffWith Dan Liebel and his snakes, turtles, lizards and other reptile friends. Snacks, games, prizes and chance to sign up for summer reading program. At 6pm. Phone: 845-757-3771. Email: tivolilibrary@gmail.com. Url: http://tivolilibrary.org.
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Friday, June 28 - Sunday, June 30Pop-Up Sale and ShowOne weekend only! Fine art in variety of mediums by 20 Hudson River Valley artists. Cash and carry, come early, stay late. Reception 6/29 from 6–8 pm. Gallery Hours: Fri 5–9, Sat 1–9, Sun 1–5. Email: mtcole@valstar.net. Url: http://tivoliartistsco-op.com.
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Saturday, June 29Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson TrioProgram: Beethoven, Trio, Op 1, No. 2; Previn, Trio No. 2; Brahms, Piano Quartet No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 25; at 8pm. HV Chamber Music Circle. Phone: 845-339-7907. Email: hvcmc.bardcenter@gmail.com. Url: http://hvcmc.org.
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Saturday, June 29Amy Helm for RH Education3rd annual benefit, featuring local vocalist/musician, for Red Hook Education Foundation, helping to develop & promote special opportunities to Red Hook Schools and students. 7pm. Url: http://redhookeducationfoundation.com.
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Saturday, June 29Progressive Dairy Goat ShowDutchess Cty Fairgrounds. Rt. 9, Rhinebeck. Call for details. Phone: 845-876-4001. Email: info@dutchessfair.com. Url: http://dutchessfair.com.
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Sunday, June 30Re-Opening of FDR LibraryThe Roosevelt Library brings a "New Deal to a New Generation." Grand opening of new permanent museum exhibits with special interactives, immersive audio‐visual theaters, and rarely seen artifacts that tell the story of the Roosevelt era. Public opening 2–8pm. Email: clifford.laube@nara.gov. Url: http://www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu.
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Thursday, July 4150th Anniversary GettysburgCommemorating the battle. Program: Legion Color Guard, Benediction by Pastor Mark Isaacs, stories of Rhinebeck Civil War Veterans and brief history of battle. 10am–11am. Phone: 845-876-0246. Email: dhmny@aol.com. Url: http://rhinebeckhistoricalsociety.org.
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Thursday, July 4Old-Fashioned Independence DayCrafts, reenactors, music, entertainment, hot food. Perfect day for families. 2pm–10pm; $10 per car/ friends $8. Phone: 518-537-4240. Url: http://friendsofclermont.org .
credit Michael Maslin Dutch's Spirits: This Time It's Legal
by Christopher Matthews
In Pine Plains: the resurrection of Dutch Schultz’s one-time "turkey farm." Clermont Reclaims Its Cottage
by Teresa Vilardi
The modest refuge that served as home for the last of the Clermont Livingstons takes on a whole new set of uses. Local History"Here Shall the Press. . . "
by Claudine & Christopher Klose
The Poughkeepsie Journal presents a political history of Dutchess County. Clermont Reclaims Its Cottage
by Teresa Vilardi
The modest refuge that served as home for the last of the Clermont Livingstons takes on a whole new set of uses. General InterestOoohh, Honey!
by CaitJohnson
Some healthy suggestions that prove why honey’s not only delicious but good for you. It’s All About the Dogs
by Arlene Wege
A remarkable organization and its campaign to clear the record (and the good name) of the pit bull. Building & HomeFood & WineOoohh, Honey!
by CaitJohnson
Some healthy suggestions that prove why honey’s not only delicious but good for you. Health & WellnessOoohh, Honey!
by CaitJohnson
Some healthy suggestions that prove why honey’s not only delicious but good for you. Travels with My Aunt: Through the Looking Glass of Nursing Homes
by Rachel Cavell
An unexpected relationship brings home some elemental but difficult truths. |
Dutchess/Columbia Community BusinessesFounded in 1975, Oblong Books & Music is the largest independent bookseller in the mid-Hudson Valley. With a vibrant children's book & toy section, a large bargain books selection, and a knowledgeable staff, Oblong is sure to have something for everyone. Open daily. Author events calendar at oblongbooks.com. 6422 Montgomery Street, Rhinebeck 845-876-0500
Renovating or redecorating? Evelyn Bartin is well-versed in (and enjoys!) many decorating styles, from traditional to modern to shabby chic. Her specialty is contemporary-eclectic, mixing unexpected elements that create rooms with singular personalities. 41 E. Market St., Rhinebeck 845-876-5646 or 917-539-6470
Open every Saturday rain or shine. Featuring an excellent selection of produce, flowers, wine, and much more. 223 Pitcher La, Red Hook 845-758-1234
Indulge yourself in massage and other bodywork treatments, in a unique environment on the Hudson River. Over 15 years experience as a Licensed Massage Therapist and former co-director of Alternatives Health Centre of Tivoli. Offering Swedish, Foot Reflexology, Hot Stone Therapy, Perinatal, Aromatherapy, Couples Massage, and Infant Massage. Available for individual and group instruction. Ask about our Bridal Packages. Gift Certificates Available. See Riverview Massage ad.) Tivoli 845-757-4187
Ann Lombardozzi C.P.E. and daughter Michelle Lombardozzi-Strollo have 30 years combined experience. Computerized equipment thermyolosis, electrolysis and blend methods. Disposable needles used. CDC sterilization methods. Electrolysis—the only method of permanent hair removal. 22 E. Market St., #201, Rhinebeck 845-876-4878
Lessons for adults & children. Professional musicians welcome. Piano for beginners through advanced. jazz improvisation for students of all instruments & voice. Music reading, composition, theory & harmony. See also under "Entertainment" and "Wedding Services." Tivoli 845-757-4187
A unique clothing boutique featuring runway and showroom samples, bags by Kipling and Whiting and Davis, SugarPlum toiletries, organic mineral make-up by ChaosCosmetics, shoes, belts, scarves, hair ornaments and more. Across from Rhinebeck Firehouse. 71 E. Market St, Rhinebeck 845-876-6729
Former Mughal Raj owner is now in Red Hook Curry House Restaurant and Takeout. All your favorites. Traditional Hundi buffet Tuesday & Sunday nights, 5–9:30pm, all you can eat. We have good quality food: 4 stars from Poughkeepsie Journal and Daily Freeman and "Best Indian Restaurant in the October 2005 issue of Hudson Valley magazine. Try our food and we hope you enjoy it. 28 E. Market St, Red Hook 845-758-2666
The largest, most well stocked pet food and supply center under one roof. 9000 sq ft of commercial, super premium, natural, and holistic dog and cat foods as well as horse and farm feeds, bird, small animal, and aquarium supplies. Everything for the care, fun, and well being of your pet. If pets could talk they'd say "take me to the country . . . Pet Country!" 6830 Rt. 9 just south of the 9G junction. , Rhinebeck 845-876-9000
Your business requires a great logo. You'll look more professional and gain more attention, which equals more sales and greater success. Visit my website, then call. You'll get a great return on a small investment for years to come. It will transform your business. Promise. Red Hook 845-548-4872
Confidential, non-judgmental, respectful, objective. Reclaim your space, time and energy, and relieve your stress and worry in times of change. Long or short term projects. 781 Salisbury Tpke., Milan 845-901-2445
Practice yoga in our beautiful studio located in the heart of Rhinebeck Village. We offer a Very Beginner series four times a year, plus ongoing classes for all levels, Chair Yoga at the Starr Library, Restorative yoga, special workshops, teacher training certification and private instruction. Visit our schedule online or check for regular updates on Facebook. 6400 Montgomery St., Rhinebeck 845-876-2528
Commercial and residential site development and buildings; civil, structural and building engineering; architectural services. We would like to help you develop plans for new construction or alterations. With over 25 years of experience we can add value to your project—call today or visit our website. Timothy A. Lynch, PE, RA, AIA, LEED AP. ASCE Structural Engineering Institute. Firehouse Plaza
Suite 5, Red Hook 845-758-5434
Enjoy the taste and sounds of Italy in an intimate and warm setting right here in Rhinebeck. Dishes from the Italian homeland with gourmet artistry and local bounty. Call about catering or to book a private party. Midweek prix fixe dnners. Find Puccini Ristorante on Facebook. Venite à trovarci presto! Grazie! 22 Garden St., Rhinebeck 845-876-3055
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